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- 09-25-2004, 10:41 PM #1Some ONeGuest
I have a Sprint PCS plan with unlimited Vision use. While playing
around with AOL Instant Messenger, I saw a screen that said "You will
only get charged for time spent actively using AIM". Does one really
have to pay to use AIM on their phone? Or, was the screen just
referring to air time charges?
Thanks
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- 09-27-2004, 06:59 AM #2Porter HaskewGuest
Re: AIM with unlimited Vision - is AIM free to use?
On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 00:41:34 -0400, Some ONe wrote:
>=A0I have a Sprint PCS plan with unlimited Vision use. =A0While playing
>=A0around with AOL Instant Messenger, I saw a screen that said "You
>=A0will only get charged for time spent actively using AIM". =A0Does one
>=A0really have to pay to use AIM on their phone? =A0Or, was the screen
>=A0just referring to air time charges?
>
>=A0Thanks
It is my understanding that each IM counts as a text message and you will be=
charged for any overage of text messages. I know you probably have, but=
you also need to set up a screen name with aol and there AIM software. If=
you already use AOL you have your screen name and password. Hope this=
helps. If not I am sure someone else will let us know.
Porter
- 03-19-2005, 11:48 AM #3DecTxCowboyGuest
Re: AIM with unlimited Vision - is AIM free to use?
Some ONe wrote:
> I have a Sprint PCS plan with unlimited Vision use. While playing
> around with AOL Instant Messenger, I saw a screen that said "You will
> only get charged for time spent actively using AIM". Does one really
> have to pay to use AIM on their phone? Or, was the screen just
> referring to air time charges?
That's a default disclaimer fo rnon-Vision users. If you have the
$15/month Vision plan, then all internet and instant messaging to and
from your phone is free and unlimited.
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